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2006 New York Code - Rooms In Cellars.



 
    §  106.  Rooms  in  cellars. It shall be unlawful to occupy all or any
  part of a cellar for sleeping purposes, but all or part of  such  cellar
  may  be  used for storage or other general utility purposes accessory to
  the occupancy, use or management of the dwelling.

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